Vol. 16 · pages 216–220
The Pali Grammar and Pali–English Dictionary
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ek % The moon (ekl~)
ek % Not, do not (Prohibitive Particle) (ek)
ePNk % Good-soil (e`Rlk)
ePNcU/ks % A fisherman (eRL; $ cU/)
ePNdks % A fish (eRL;d)
ePN.Mh % Inspissated juice of the sugar-cane (eRL;.Mh)
ePNjk;fr % To be envious (eRlj)
ePNjh (adj) % Envious, niggardly (eRlfju~)
ePNfj;a $ ePNsja % A vice, niggardliness, selfishness, envy, churlishness (ekRl;Z)
ePNjks (adj) % Niggardly, envious, grudging (eRlj)
efPNdks % A fisherman (ekfRldks)
ePNks % A fish (eRL;)
ePpks % Mortal (eR;Z ¾ e`)
ePpks (adj) % Maternal (ekr` $ ;)
ePpq % Death, yama (e`R;q)
ePpq/sÕ;a % The realm of Death (e`R;q $ /s; ¾ /k)
eknua % Delighting: clover (eknu)
enuh;ks (adj) % Intoxicating (enuh;)
enuks % Kama, the God of love; the plant Vanguiera spinosa (enu)
eík % Name of a country and its inhabitants (enz)
eíyks % A sort of drum (enZy)
eíua % Rubbing, grinding, crushing, trampling (enZu)
eífr % To rub, to compress, to crush, to trample, to destroy (e`n~)
eíoks (adj) % Flaccid, withered (eknZo)
e/q (adj) % Sweet, pleasant, nice honey (e/q)
e/qCcrks % A honey-bee (e/q $ ozr)
e/qfPNêòa % Wax (e/qfPN"V)
e/qíqeks % The tree Bassia latifolia (e/q $ nzqe)
e/qdjks % A bee (e/qdj)
e/qdjks (adj) % Sweet (e/qdj)
e/qdks (adj) % Sweet (e/qd)
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e/qyfêòdk % Liqorice (e/q $ ;f"Vdk)
e/qyhgks % A bee (e/qfyg~)
e/qesgks % Diabetes (e/q $ esg)
e/qiks % A bee (e/q $ i)
e/qjdks % The Jivaka plant (e/qjd)
e/qjlk % A grape; the plant sanseveria Roxburghinia (e/q $ jl)
e/qjLljks % A sweet voice (e/qj $ Loj)
e/qjÙka % Sweetness (e/qj $ Ro)
e/qjks (adj) % Sweet, agreeable (e/qj)
ek/qjks (adj) % Belonging to the town of Madhura
eèokloks % Wine made from the flowers of Bassia Latifolia (e/q $ vklo)
eknh (adj) % Like me (ekn`'k~)
efnjk % Spirituous liquor (efnjk)
ekfnlks $ ekfjlks Like me, such as I (ekn`'k)
(adj) %
enh;ks (adj) % Mine (enh;)
enks % Intoxication; pride, enjoyment: the juice that flows from an
elephants temples when in rut (en)
eknks % Pride (ekn)
ex/ % Name of a people and country: southern Behar (ex/)
ekx/dks $ % Belonging to Magadha (ekx/)
ekxf/dks (adj)
ekx/ks (adj) % Belonging to Magadha (ekx/d)
exflja % Name of a Nakkhatta (e`xf'kjl~)
ekxfljks] eXxfljks % Name of a month (ekxZf'kj)
ekxfodks % A deer-stalker; sportsman; huntsman (e`x;l $ bd)
eXxkeXxks % The right and wrong way (ekxZ $ vekxZ)
eXxuk $ ua % Research, tracing out (ekxZ.k)
eXxfr $ eXxsfr % To trace out, to seek (ekxZ)
eXxV~Bks (adj) % Walking in one of the four paths (ekxZ $ LFk)
efXxdks % A traveller (ek£xd)
eXxks % Road: path: track: passage: urethra (ekxZ)
eXxqjks % A sort of fish (en~xqj)
e/k % Name of a Nakkhatta (e/k)
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ek?kkrks % Non-slaughter, interdiction of slaughter (ek $ ?kkr)
e?kok % Indra (e?kou~)
ek?kks % Name of a month (ek?k)
ek?;a % The blossom of the many flowered jasmine (ek?;)
exks % A deer or antelope (e`x)
egk (adj) % Great (egk)
egk % Great, a Vedic adjective much used as a substitute for egr~ in
the formation of compound noun and adjectives
egkvêòdFkk % The great commentary (egk $ vFkZ $ dFkk)
egkcya % Great strength (egk $ cy)
egkcyks (adj) % Strong, mighty (egk $ cy)
egCoya % Great strength; a strong force, a great army (egr~ $ cy)
egkcyks (adj) % Having great strength, powerful, might (egr~ $ cy)
egkCHk;a % Great fear, horror (egn~Hk;)
egkHkídIiks % The great auspicious cycle (egk $ Hknz $ dYi)
egkHk;a % Great fear (egk $ Hk;a)
egkfHkfuD[kseua % The great retirement (egk $ vfHkfu"Øe.k) D[ks
egkHkksxks (adj) % Wealthy; having a great hood (cobra) (egk $ Hkksx)
egkHkwrks $ ra % A principal element (egk $ Hkwr)
egkcksf/ % The great Bo-tree (egk $ cksf/)
egkczãk % The archangel Brahman, also called Brahma Sahampati (egk
$ czãku~)
egkpxks (adj) % Munificent (egk $ R;kx)
egPN.kks % A great festival (egr~ $ {k.k)
egknkua % Great gifts or charity (egk $ nku)
egknjks % Anguish (egk $ nj)
egkn;ks (adj) % Very compassionate, all merciful (egk $ n;k)
eg¼uks (adj) % Wealthy (egr~ $ /u~)
egkf/fr (adj) % Having great fortitude or perseverance (egk $ /`fr)
egknhiks % Great island (egk $ }hi)
egkx.kh % Having crowds of diciples or followers (egkx.k $ bu~) frequently
used of eminent divines or apostles
egXxrks (adj) % Enlarged, extensive, great, lofty (egr~ $ xr ¾ xe~)
egX?klks (adj) % Eating much, highly fed (egr~ $ ?kl~)
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egfX?k;ks (adj) % Costly (egk?;Z)
egX?kks (adj) % Of great value, costly, valuable (egk $ v?kZ)
egkxq.kks (adj) % Having great qualities, virtuous (egk $ xq.k)
egkglks % Loud laughter, a horse-laugh (egk $ gkl)
egkgoks % War (egk $ vkgo)
egktfudks (adj) % Belonging to the people (egktu $ bd)
egktuks % The people, the public, the populaee, mankind, a great number
of people, a multitude (egk $ tu)
egkdUnks % Garlic (egk $ dUn)
egkdIiks % See Kappo (egk $ dYi)
egkdk#f.kdks % Very compassionate (egk $ dk:f.kd)
(adj)
egkdLliks % Name of a famous apostle of Buddha, who was president of the
Mahasangiti (egk $ dk';i)
egkdFkkua % One of the high numerals or followed by 133 cipher
egkdqya % A high-family, a noble family (egk $ dqy)
egkdqyks (adj) % Belonging to a high or noble family (egk $ dqy)
egŠdÙka % Old age, seniority (egŠd $ Ro)
egŠdks (adj) % Oldage; spacious, large, broad, big (egŠd)
egŠks (adj) % Old (egŠ)
egkePpks % A chief minister (egk $ vekR;)
egkeXxks % A high-road (egk $ ekxZ)
egkegh % The earth (egk $ egh)
egkegks % A great festival, pomp, festivity (egk $ eg)
egkekrk % Grand-mother (egk $ ekr`)
egkefr (adj) % Wise (egk $ efr)
egkeÙkks % A king’s minister or companion, a great noble at court (egk $
ek=k)
egkes?kks % A storm of rain, a thunderstorm (egk $ es?k)
egkeq[kks (adj) % Having a big month (egk $ eq[k)
egkeqfu % A great sage or philosopher (egk $ eqfu)
egkunh % A great river (egk $ unh)
egkukxks % A great elephant; a state elephant; a great snake or cobra: a
great Naga; an eminent person; a leader, a king; a bold warrior,
a champion (egk $ ukx)
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egkua % A kitchen (egk $ vul~)
egkukeks % Name of a plant: name of the author of Mahavamsa (egk $
ukeu~)
egkula % A kitchen (egkul~)
egkfuCckua % Nirvana (egk $ fuokZ.k)
egkfuyks % A gate of hurricane (egk $ vfuy)
egkfulk % Midnight (egk $ fu'kk)
egkfulalks % Great advantage, great blessing (egk $ vkfula{k)
eg..koks % The great ocean (egk $ v.kZo)
egUrrk % Greatness, bigness
egUrrjks (adj) % Greater, superior, bigger
egUrks $ ega $ % Great, large, big, eminent: much excessive: excellent (egr~)
egk (adj)
egkuqHkkork % Great power
egkuqHkkoks (adj) % Powerful, mighty (egkuqHkko)
egki××krk % Great wisdom (egk $ izK $ Ro)
egki××kks (adj) % Having great wisdom, wise, learned (egk $ izKk)
egkijk/ks (adj) % Very guilty, criminal (egk $ vijk/)
egkifjPpkxks % See Pariccago
egkifjfuCckua % Greatest attainment of Nirvana: it also means death of Buddha
(egkifjfuokZ.k)
egkikrda % A great sin, a crime (egk $ ikrd)
egkiFkks % A high-road (egk $ iFk)
egIiQyks (adj) % Very fruitful; having great reward (egr~ $ iQy)
egkiq××kks (adj) % Possessing great virtue or merit (egk $ iq.;)
egkiqfjlks % A great man, an eminent man, a man born to greatness (egk $
iq#"k)
egkjgks (adj) % Valuable, costly (egk $ vgZ)
egkjktk % A great king (egk $ jktu~)
egkj××k % A great forest (egk $ vj.;)
egkjêòa % Siam (egk $ jk"Vª)
egkjks#oks % Name of one of the eight Narkas or hells (egk $ jkSjo)
egkl¼ks (adj) % Having great faith (egk $ J¼k)
egklíks % A great noise, a loud shout (egk $ 'kCn)
egklgk % Globe amaranath, Gomphrena globosa (egklgk)
egklkyks % A man of great wealth and position, a magnate (egk'kky)